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Dame Shirley\'s insightful narrative of life in new mining communities at the height of the
California Gold Rush are lively and poignant, shedding light on the social life that accompanied this famous chapter in history. Collected and republished, these letters are mainly taken
from a publication named The Pioneer, where many of
Dame Shirley\'s humorous and interesting correspondences were published. Many detail the bars, hotels, stores and other establishments springing up in the vicinity of the mining operations, as formerly quiet and unsettled country districts became hives of activity in the space of mere months.
Shirley details the culture springing up around the valleys and hills of
California, as thousands of new miners and prospectors arrive with their families, all hoping to strike it rich. Many hailed not simply
from the United States, but elsewhere too: suddenly, the
California of the 1850s was home to a multicultural and even exotic atmosphere, which the sophisticated observations of
Dame Shirley bring out. Although most of the miners did not become rich, many found the convivial atmosphere appealing. In the years following The Pioneer magazine\'s publication, many stayed in California and - as the fury of the gold rush subsided - settled down permanently in other vocations. Dame Shirley\'s letters remain a fascinating slice of California history, giving readers a genuine and spirited account of the era
from a woman who saw it with her own eyes.